LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Pursuant to Resolution # 897-
1964, please take notice that
SEALED BID PROPOSALS must
be received and stamped by the
Director of Purchasing, Town
of Oyster Bay, at his office located
at Town Hall, Audrey Ave.,
Oyster Bay, N. Y., not later than
11: 00 A. M. prevailing time on
SEPTEMBER 27, 1967 following
which time bids will be publicly
opened and read, and the contract
awarded as soon thereafter
as practical for:
Rebid of requirements of Paint
( Benj. Moore Line) as specified
in Bid Proposal M & S
21A- 67
Purchase of Swimming Pool
Filters as specified in Bid
Proposal M & S 38- 67
PARKDALE
FOOD MARKET
IS NOW
OPEN
At
847 N. Broadway
Between
Kings and Nassau
Avenues
North Massapequa
in its new and larger
building
Also open Sundays 9 to 5
for your convenience
Tom and Joe Ruggeri
LEGAL NOTICE
Purchase of Varieties of
Shrubs; and Evergreens as
specified in Bid Proposal M & S
39- 67
Purchase of Two ( 2) Welding
Machines as specified in Bid
Proposal E 24- 67
in accordance with detailed
specifications and proposal
sheets which may be obtained
at the office of the Director of
Purchasing, Town Hall, Oyster
Bay, N. Y. on and after SEPTEMBER
18, 1967 during regular
business hours.
The Director reserves the
right to reject any or all bids,
in whole or in part, to waive any
informality in any or all bids,
and to accept the bid or part
thereof deemed most favorable
to the Town after all bids have
been examined and checked. No
bid shall be withdrawn for a
period of 45 days after being
publicly opened and read.
RETURN TWO ( 2) PROPOSALS,
ORIGINAL AND ONE ( 1) DUPLICATE.
Bidders may bid on any one of
the above proposals, or such
parts as they can furnish, in accordance
with the proposal and
general specifications.
BY ORDER OF
THE TOWN BOARD
TOWN OF OYSTER BAY
WILLIAM B. O'KEEFE
TOWN CLERK
Dated: Oyster Bay, N. Y.
September 15, 1967
JAMES E. BAKER
DIRECTOR OF PURCHASING
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LEGAL NOTICE
County Park System Grows
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MASSAPEQUA CASES
BOARD OF APPEALS
Regular meeting of the Board
of Appeals, Town of Oyster Bay,
will be held in the Town Board
Hearing Room, Town Hall, Oyster
Bay, on Thursday, September 28,
1967 at 8.- 00 P. M.
RESIDENCE CALENDAR
CASE # 67- 437
APPELLANT Victor Stipo, 219
North Rutherford Avenue,
North Massapequa.
SUBJECT A Special Permit to
install a second kitchen in a
one family dwelling for use as
a Mother- Daughter residence.
LOCATION North side of
Rutherford Avenue, 411.43 ft.
east of Bay Avenue, North
Massapequa.
ZONE " D** Sec. 52 Blk. 54
Lots 2071, 2072, 2073, p/ o 2074.
CASE # 67- 441
APPELLANT Harry Anderson,
16 Euclid Avenue, Massapequa.
c/ o Irving Harrison,
2279 Hempstead Tpke., East
Meadow. . /
SUBJECT Variance to erect an
addition having one less side
yard and less aggregate side
yards than the Ordinance re-
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Nassau county has a record
total of 3,439 acres of park land,
County Executive Eugene H.
Nickerson announced this week,
" Prior to 1962, the county had
developed only two major parks
totaling 1,004 acres, Salisbury
andthcTackapausha Preserve at
Seaford.
" Since then we have developed
and acquired a total of 2,435 acres
of park space," Nickerson added,
" Our goal is to create the
finest system of parks in the
State; parks for young and old
alike, both active and passive,
for leisure and action, to satisfy
the needs of every Nassau resident,"
Nickerson explained.
When Nassau's parks are fully
developed, they will include some
features not ordinarily found in
recreation space. Next spring
the 165- acre Old Bethpage Park,
acquired in .1963 will be opened.
It consists of an historic village
of 12- old- fashioned houses.
Another unusual development
will be the sensory garden for the
blind in Wantagh Park at Wan-tagh.
This will be crowded with
fragrant plants to delight those
who cannot see.
Some parklands will retain the
unspoiled way of the past. The
171- acre Cow Meadow Preserve,
at Freeport, acquired in 1964
is now under design as is the
47- acre Muttontown Nature Preserve,
acquired at the same time,
which will be preserved for future
generations.
The County Executive also announced
completion of the 60-
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quires.
LOCATION— South side of Euclid
Avenue, 319.34 ft. east of
Seaford Avenue, Massapequa.
ZONE " D" Sec. 52 Blk. 242
Lot 3.
CASE # 67- 442
APPELLANT Arret Homes,
Inc., c/ o William S. Conn,
Esq., 666 Merrick Road, Baldwin.
SUBJECT Variance to erect a
residence with two- car garage
on a plot having less width,
area, one less side yard and
less aggregate side yards than
the Ordinance requires, together
with the encroachment
of eave gutter.
LOCATION North side of Stillwater
Avenue, 115.93 ft. south
of Waterview Avenue, Massa-
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE
SUPREME COURT:
NASSAU COUNTY
acre Garvies Point Preserve at
Glen Cove; that the 13- acre addition
to Wantagh Park is nearing
completion; and that the 12- acre
Lofts Pond Park in Baldwin will
be completed this fall. The county
obtained title to Garvies Point and
Lofts Pond parks in 1963.
Other parks acquired and completed
since 1962 include the 11-
acre Tanglewood Preserve at
at Rockville Centre; the five-acre
Tackapausha Museum at Seaford;
the 30- acre Grant Park addition
at Hewlett; the 16- acre
park at Inwood; and Whitney Pond
Park at Manhasset which is about
completed.
Nickerson also said that three
major parks acquired prior to
1962 have been developed largely
since that time. He referred to
the 127- acre Cantiague Park at
Hicksville; the 98- acre Christopher
Morley Park at North Hills
and the 112- acre Wantagh Park
at Wantagh.
Nickerson also said that further
maior improvements will
SECURITY NATIONAL
BANK OF LONG
ISL ND,
Plaintiff,
NOTICE
OF
SALE
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LEONARD NEREN- :
BERG and LORRAINE:
NERENBERG, his :
wife, LOUIS N. IS- :
AACSON, UNITED :
STATES OF AMER- : Index No.
ICA, UNIVERSAL IN- : 2487/ 67
SURANCE CO., B. :
GERTZ, INC., SAM :
BRISKMAN, d/ b/ a :
MEAT MOBILE CO., :
MALVIN A. COLD- :
NER, WARREN L. :
FREDERICK and :
W7LTER WOLNY :
d/ b/ a FREDERICK :
and WOLNY, BEVER-:
LY HERMAN AB- :
BOTT, M. D., LONG :
ISLAND CARPET :
CLEANING CO., :
INC., BAYSIDE FUR-:
NITURE AND BED- :
DING CO., INC., IRV-:
INC PULLMAN, as •
signee of GIBRAL- :
TOR MEAT CORP., :
SALVATORE SERPE,:
RELIANCE FUEL :
OIL CORP., BERT :
A MEL, M. D. :
Defendants. •
In pursuance of a judgment of
foreclosure and sale, entered in
the above entitled action and
bearing date the i ith day oi September,
1967, i, the undersigned,
the Referee in said judgment
named, will sell at public auc-be
made at the 27 acre Roosevelt
Park acquired in 1964.
Four other parks acquired during
1964- 65 are emerging from
the design phase on the drawing
boards of the Department of
Public Works.
These are Seaford Park; the
Cow Meadow and Muttontown
Preserves; and the 150- acre
North Woodmere Park.
Nine other parks are in various
stages of planning.
These include the 15- acre
Woodbury Park, acquired in 1963;
the 69- acre Round Swamp Road
site at Old Bethpage acquired
in 1965; the 350- acre Massapequa
Preserve at Massapequa ( 1966);
the 100- acre Shattuck Estate in
Plainview ( 1966); the 120- acre
Lido Beach Park ( 1966- 67); the
64- acre Jones Pond Park in Wantagh
( 1966); the 45 acre park adjoining
Mitchel Field recently
purchased from the state; and the
67- acre Mitchel Field Park
being acquired from the General
Services Administration of the
Federal government.
Marino Requests Public Hearings
Town Board Majority Leader
Ralph J. Marino this week
requested Dr. Edward J. Cook,
Chairman of the Development and
Planning Action Commission of
the Town of Oyster Bay to schedule
public meetings on the Commission's
preliminary Master
Plan.
In a letter to the Planning Com -
LEGAL NOTICE
pequa.
ZONE " C" Sec. 66 Blk. 87
Lots 29, 30, 31.
CASE # 67- 443
APPELLANT Arret Homes,
Inc., c/ o William S. Conn, Esq.,
666 Merrick Road, Baldwin.
SUBJECT Variance to erect a
residence on a plot having less
width, area, one less side yard
and less aggregate side yards
than the Ordinance requires,
together witfi die encroachment
of eave and gutter.
LOCATION— South side of North
Idaho Avenue, 120 ft. west of
New York Drive, Massapequa.
ZONE " D" Sec. 48 Blk. 55
Lots 25, 26, 27.
CASE # 67- 449
APPELLANT William Brown,
222 Norm Hawthorne Street,
LEGAL NOTICE
tion, at the North Front Steps of
Nassau County Courthouse, Old
Country Road, Mineola, New
York, on the 16th day of October
1967, at 9: 00 o'clock A. M. on
that day, the premises directed
by said judgment to be sold, and
therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece
or parcel of land with the buildings
and improvements thereon
erected, situate, lying and being
at Massapequa, in the Town
of Oyster Bay, County of Nassau
and State of New York,
known and designated as and
by Lot number 33 in Block
Number 366 on a certain map
entitled " Map of Hunter Ridge,
Section No. 2, situated at Massapequa,
Town of Oyster Bay,
Nassau County, New York, surveyed
in August 1953, by Carlton
E. Bausch, Licensed Land
Surveyor, Oceanside, N. Y.,"
and filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the County of Nassau
on April 12, 1954 asMapNum-ber
6116, which said lot is
more particularly bounded and
described, according io said
map, as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the
southerly side of Wyngate
Drive, distant three hundred
ninety two ( 392) feet easterly
from the extreme easterly end
of the arc of a curve connecting
the southerly side of Wyn-g&
te Drive with the easterly
side of Lilac Drive;
running thence North 74 degrees
27 minutes 45 seconds
East, along the southerly side
of Wyngate Drive seventy six
( 76) feet;
running thence South 15 degrees
32 minutes 15 seconds
East ninety two ( 92) feet and
mission Chairman, Marino urged
that a series of public meetings
be held across the Town to insure
total community involvement.
" I have just completed my
analysis of the preliminary Master
Plan and I find some things
that are presently objectionable
and which, in my judgment, would
not inure to the benefit of the
Town," Marino said.
LEGAL NOTICE
North Massapequa.
SUBJECT Variance toerectan
attached garage having less
average front yard, one less
side yard man the Ordinance
requires, with the encroachment
of eave and gutter.
LOCATION South side of Hawthorne
Street, 75 ft. east of
Central Avenue, Massapequa.
ZONE " D" Sec. 52 Blk. 112
Lot 220.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
OF APPEALS
Town of Oyster Bay
Raymond H. Schoepflin,
Chairman
Ellswordi Allen, Secretary
OYSTER BAY, NEW YORK
SEPTEMBER 18, 1967
# 276 IT OBSERVER Sept. 21,1967
LEGAL NOTICE
ninety three one- hundredths
( 93/ 100) of a foot;
running thence South 74 degrees
46 minutes 50 seconds
West seventy six ( 76) feet;
running thence North 15 degrees
32 minutes 15 seconds
West ninety two ( 92) feet and
fifty one one- hundredths ( 51/
100) of a foot to the southerly
side of Wyngate Drive, at the
point or place of Beginning.
Said premises being known as
and by the street number 222
Wyngate Drive, Massapequa,
Nassau County, New York.
TOGETHER with all the right,
title and interest of the mortgagors,
of, in and to any land
lying in the bed of the street in
front of and adjoining the above
described premises to the center
lines thereof.
Said premises will be sold subject
to the following: State of
facts shown on a survey made by
Carlton E. Bausch, dated May 12,
1955, and any changes in the lines
of the buildings and fences which
may have occurred since that
date; covenants and restrictions
contained in deeds recorded in
liber 5566 cp 130; lighting agreement
in Liber 5587 cp 254; declaration
of covenants and restrictions
in Liber 5812 cp 328;
the right, if any, of the United
States of America to redeem
within one year from the date oi
sale.
Dated. September 21, 1967
THOMAS 1IIGGINS, REFEREE
WEISS and NELSON
Attorneys for plaintiff
57 Park Avenue
Bay Shore, New York 11706
# 282 4t Observer Sept 21,28, Oct
5,12, 1967
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